Welcome to Live and Learn

Welcome from facilitators Isak Ekström and Pernilla Glaser.

H+Forest research take aways Misse Wester.

Tasting a turning point.

How can we create material for a new meal situation? 

Tasting a turning point involves sharing a transformative life experience that led to adopting more sustainable habits, creatively translating the experience into a tangible taste. This initiative supports individual and collective meal preparation and aims to encourage sustainable choices by using food as a design material.

We're excited to invite you to ‘test’ these ideas for Sustainable Future Campus, which were co-created with the students from Chalmers, GU, LTH and KTH. The spatial ideas like ’Retreat’, ‘Garden’ and ‘Creative space’ were brought into a virtual world, created by the skilled Volvo Cars XR Lab. By diving into the VR experiences, you can share your feedback with us. It's a unique opportunity to see how your visions could transform our campus environment.

Multimodal learning-spaces.

How can different modes of learning support show the way to a new campus?

Join us for a co-creation session to explore future campus living environments. How do you spend your time? Where do you find inspiration or peace of mind? We look into imaginary spaces such as common kitchen labs and campus retreats, design prototypes developed by students in Lund, Göteborg and Stockholm.

We're excited to invite you to ‘test’ these ideas for Sustainable Future Campus, which were co-created with the students from Chalmers, GU, LTH and KTH. The spatial ideas like ’Retreat’, ‘Garden’ and ‘Creative space’ were brought into a virtual world, created by the skilled Volvo Cars XR Lab. By diving into the VR experiences, you can share your feedback with us. It's a unique opportunity to see how your visions could transform our campus environment.

We start from the concept of resonance formulated by Hartmut Rosa, and in a construction workshop, we approach craftsmanship, materials, and construction in our quest to establish a resonant relationship with our surroundings and with architecture. In the craft of building, we let our visions meet a concrete reality. We take on the role of process-leading architects in the work of reusing building materials. The idea of establishing a permanent construction workshop on campus for university students opens up opportunities for both recreation and creative creation, as well as for a campus area where different types of festivals and events can be initiated, produced, and built on-site by the students.

Where do you currently see yourself on the path from generating ideas to taking action? What challenges or obstacles are you encountering along the way? Who would you like to see at the table in the upcoming process? 

We invite you to join us for an interactive workshop where we’ll explore the H+ Forest process together, focusing on the powerful action of co-creation. Picture yourself as part of a collaborative journey—together, we’ll uncover the essential steps that could help turning ideas into impactful actions. This is an opportunity to share experiences, gain insights, and inspire meaningful change. Don’t miss this chance to collaborate and be a part of the transformative journey.

Exhibition and take-aways from the day

Welcome note from facilitators.

This is a speculative fiction workshop on how the future environments for learning can look like. Build, move and play your way to new prototypes.

Wrapping up with Ambra Trotto.

Learning new ways.

How can we use design to prompt sustainable behavior?